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100x machines.
At 10,000 sandboxes @modal $532,224 more every month
10,000 small sandboxes, 8 hours a day, 30 days:
> Lizard $38,880
> Boat $43,200
> @Cloudflare $167,184
> Vercel $264,960
> @e2b $397,440
> Daytona $397,440
> Modal $571,104
lizard.build/now
Enterprise has no cap on how many run at once.
Some users asked where is comparison with @boatdotdev. Added it, and scaled the bill to a real agent fleet
100 small sandboxes, 8 hours a day, 30 days:
> Lizard $389
> Boat $432
> Cloudflare $1,673
> Vercel $2,650
> E2B $3,974
> Daytona $3,974
> Modal $5,712
lizard.build/boat
Very close, but Lizard still better price!
What people don't realize: a separate sandbox doesn't mean a separate CPU
OpenAI's agents had no internet, no network and no shared files. They still found a way to signal each other through the hardware underneath
How isolation actually stacks up:
> container: shared kernel, the easiest wall to climb
> microVM: its own kernel, that's every Lizard sandbox
> dedicated node: no neighbors on your CPU
lizard.build/isolation
Most agent workloads are fine on the middle layer. If yours are the kind that go looking for side channels, Lizard Enterprise runs them on dedicated nodes.
Lizard vs InstaBox (@insforge), $10,000 each. Closest race we've run so far
Same small sandbox on both, 2 vCPU / 4 GB with 5 GB disk:
> Lizard $0.0162/h, disk included: 617,284 h
> InstaBox $0.017/h + $0.00055/h disk: 569,801 h
lizard.build/box
InstaBox costs 8% more per hour. On a $10k budget that's 47,483 sandbox hours you don't get, enough to run 16 agents 8 hours a day for a whole year
Both bill per second and both run real VMs with their own kernel, so price is where they split. Pause a Lizard sandbox and compute stops billing
100x machines.
At 10,000 sandboxes @modal $532,224 more every month
10,000 small sandboxes, 8 hours a day, 30 days:
> Lizard $38,880
> Boat $43,200
> @Cloudflare $167,184
> Vercel $264,960
> @e2b $397,440
> Daytona $397,440
> Modal $571,104
lizard.build/now
Enterprise has no cap on how many run at once.
yeah, but its not abstract in this case, its about market terms. Hyper competitive markets and hyper monopolisation. That's why it brings strategies like dumping on top. Especially with such labor efficiency growth.